ssnowingg:

YOOOOOO AHHHHH #thefrontbottoms

ssnowingg:

YOOOOOO AHHHHH #thefrontbottoms

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topshelfrecords:

From A Great Big Pile of Leaves’ debut full length album You’re Always On My Mind out everywhere July 2, 2013 on vinyl, CD & digitally.

Pre-order it here.

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xglennx:

1 more copy of the 4 way split on the way then I guess that’s it.. Not a full collection but as close as I’m going to get without buying anything from ebay.

xglennx:

1 more copy of the 4 way split on the way then I guess that’s it.. Not a full collection but as close as I’m going to get without buying anything from ebay.

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Paramore x Fall Out Boy = “My Songs Aren’t Sentient Beings”

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What do you get when you mashup Paramore’s “crushcrushcrush” and Fall Out Boy’s “My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up)”?

Listen to the Dr. Brixx’s “My Songs Aren’t Sentient Beings”by clicking read more.

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What do you get when you mix two shit songs together?

That’s right. More shit.

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If “samey” was a genre, Man Overboard’s new album would definitely be categorised as that.

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Happy Lagwagon Day!

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Possibly filming in London for EToo covering E3! YES YES YES!

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  • Set The Fire

Set The Fire
by UTKF

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bizarreism:

The Max Headroom Broadcast Incident may be one of the strangest and creepiest things to occur in broadcast history.
On November 22, 1987, a man dressed as CGI character Max Headroom interrupted broadcasts on WGN-TV and PBS. The man appeared in front of a constantly moving background (as he normally was on the commercials he was featured in) and mumbled, groaned, moaned, and screamed distorted, electronic-sounding and nearly incomprehensible things over the airwaves. His broadcast ended with him bending over and being smacked by a female with a flyswatter.
To this day, it is unknown as to who was behind the incident.
To see a video of the broadcast with subtitles, click here.

bizarreism:

The Max Headroom Broadcast Incident may be one of the strangest and creepiest things to occur in broadcast history.

On November 22, 1987, a man dressed as CGI character Max Headroom interrupted broadcasts on WGN-TV and PBS. The man appeared in front of a constantly moving background (as he normally was on the commercials he was featured in) and mumbled, groaned, moaned, and screamed distorted, electronic-sounding and nearly incomprehensible things over the airwaves. His broadcast ended with him bending over and being smacked by a female with a flyswatter.

To this day, it is unknown as to who was behind the incident.

To see a video of the broadcast with subtitles, click here.

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  • Carbis Bay

Carbis Bay
by Moose Blood

Moose Blood | Carbis Bay

Let’s stay until the sun goes down and talk about records
Drink until we’re drunk, don’t worry, we are young
We’ll talk about what’s important
Like your favourite Dashboard song
Your favourite film of last year
And where our lives went wrong
Don’t worry about the weather or how cold it is outside
I promise to make this better if you stay with me tonight
We’ll listen to American Football
Sing along to Never Meant
I’ll hold your hand till you are sleeping
I’m so glad that I spent tonight with you

I remember ghost stories that my mother told to me
Walking hills at Carbis Bay, looking at the sea
I guess we’re not okay from all that time apart
From when my father died, I don’t know where to start
How to start to feel ok

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  • The Summer

The Summer
by Citizen

(Source: -captured)

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Seriously. One of the best series I have ever watched.

Seriously. One of the best series I have ever watched.

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